Josiah LaColla is an industrial designer from Detroit and has had vehicles displayed at the SEMA show for the past two years. After checking out his resume here, you can tell that LaColla is very talented and very imaginative.

Click here to get prices on the 2010 Ford Taurus.

While his imagination was out for a jog, it came back with an idea of the 2011 Ford Taurus SHO Wagon, known by LaColla as a “Sophisticated American Tourer.”

Like it? Hate it? Let us know in the comments section below. Our take? We like it… a lot.

Check out our review of the 2010 Ford Taurus SHO here.

- By: Kap Shah

Source: Josiah LaColla (via AutoBlog)

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  • Maro
    deinately buy it, Wagons or Estates are extremely popular in Europe
  • John
    I love wagons and would buy this car if they built it.
  • beardy1
    This looks exactly what I had susggested to the dealer when I had gone to look at the new Taurus. After seeing caddy's new sports wagon ($60K!!!) I was hoping Ford would look at streching the roof line, like GM did with the CTS. I would've bought the car then!

    C'mon Ford!
  • cabjf
    I would buy this car in a heartbeat. I am looking forward to the C-Max, but if I could find an wagon with a third row, I would definitely opt for that. Of course, as an SHO model, it would probably cost twice what the C-Max is rumored to be.
  • j man
    All I have to say is, "come on GM and get your $#!+ together and bring us a wagon."

    This is a nice looking car.
  • coolpurplefan
    My parents drove a Chevy Malibu station wagon and I believe that Ford Taurus SHO station wagon looks like a dream. I live in an area though that is very hilly and during the winter, all-wheel drive would be a real plus. I wish a car like that existed with over 200 hp and also available with 3 rows of seats for seating for 7 people (and available in hybrid model as well). I hope people with that kind of talent keep on drawing station wagons. The new Ford Focus station wagon looks good from the side but the bottom part of the front end looks odd. If just that one part were changed, it could be a great looking car.
  • Mogar
    Remember the Magnum.
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